Fascist Warfare, 1922–1945

Miguel Alonso is a researcher at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain.Alan Kramer is Emeritus Fellow and Professor of History, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.Javier Rodrigo is ICREA-Acadèmia Reseach Fellow and Associate Professor at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain.

• 1. Introduction.- 2. From Great War to Fascist Warfare.- 3. National Socialist Assessments of Fascist Warfare (1935–1939).- 4. Civil War, Total War, Fascist War. Rebel Violence and Occupation Policies in the Spanish Civil War (1936–1939).- 5. Fascist Civil Warfare: Mussolini’s Wars in Spain and Italy, 1936-1945.- 6. Cultures of Total Annihilation? The German, Italian, and Japanese Armies during the Second World War.- 7. Technology and Terror in Fascist Italy’s Counterinsurgency Operations: Ethiopia and Yugoslavia, 1936–43.- 8. The Impact of the ‘China experience’ on Japanese Warfare in Malaya and Singapore .- 9. Fascist Warfare and the Axis Alliance: From Blitzkrieg to Total War.- 10. The German War in the East: The Radical Variant of Fascist War.- 11. The Evolution of Ustasha Mass Violence: Nation-Statism, Paramilitarism, Structure, and Agency in the Independent State of Croatia, 1941.- 12. From the Milizia Fascista Albanese to the 21st SS Skanderbeg-Division: Between Imposing Fascist Ideology and Adapting Local Warfare.